TREE NEWS reports: Morgan Stanley again limited redemptions at its roughly $7 billion private credit fund in the third quarter, with investor withdrawal requests exceeding twice the amount the fund was willing to repurchase. North Haven Private Income Fund set a 5% redemption cap while investors sought to redeem 11.4% of shares, roughly flat versus the prior three months. Redemptions totaled about $479 million over the three quarters through September, with nearly two-thirds of requests coming from investors already restricted in two earlier rounds.
Morgan Stanley Caps Redemptions Again as 11.4% of Private Credit Fund Investors Seek Exit
The persistence of capped redemptions, with a large share of requests coming from investors already turned away twice, points to a structural queue rather than a one-off liquidity event. That matters for the broader non-traded private credit complex, where retail access depends on the perception that quarterly gates rarely bind. The open question is whether this backlog reflects isolated portfolio concerns or a wider mismatch between redemption terms and the liquidity of underlying loans.
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